MacMahon Report - Revision history

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Absentminded at 20:14, 27 May 2013

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Absentminded at 22:46, 13 February 2010

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Pacman at 22:54, 19 February 2008

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Pacman at 22:54, 19 February 2008

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Reaganaut at 13:53, 11 November 2007

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Absentminded at 06:25, 11 November 2007

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Absentminded: McMahon Report moved to MacMahon Report

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McMahon Report moved to MacMahon Report

Absentminded: New page: A 1957 report on academics at Columbia.

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New page: A 1957 report on academics at Columbia.

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A 1957 report on academics at Columbia.

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−	The '''The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University''' (also known as '''The Educational Future of the University''' and the '''MacMahon Report''', was a comprehensive two-year internal assessment and review of Columbia. It was a major undertaking commissioned by [[University President]] [[Grayson Kirk]] and led by a committee of six faculty members, chaired by Professor [[w:Arthur MacMahon\|Arthur MacMahon]]. The final report made a number of recommendations regarding restructuring the University, including reforming [[General Studies]] and establishing a new undergraduate college devoted to the sciences. In addition, the report assessed Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peers and concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third among american universities, behind only Harvard and Berkeley.	+	The '''The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University''' (also known as '''The Educational Future of the University''' and the '''MacMahon Report'''), was a comprehensive two-year internal assessment and review of Columbia. It was a major undertaking commissioned by [[University President]] [[Grayson Kirk]] and led by a committee of six faculty members, chaired by Professor [[w:Arthur MacMahon\|Arthur MacMahon]]. The final report made a number of recommendations regarding restructuring the University, including reforming [[General Studies]] and establishing a new undergraduate college devoted to the sciences. In addition, the report assessed Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peers and concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third among american universities, behind only Harvard and Berkeley.

	It stands in stark contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.		It stands in stark contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.

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-The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "'''The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University'''", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third among american universities, behind Harvard and Berkeley.
+The '''The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University''' (also known as '''The Educational Future of the University''' and the '''MacMahon Report''', was a comprehensive two-year internal assessment and review of Columbia. It was a major undertaking commissioned by [[University President]] [[Grayson Kirk]] and led by a committee of six faculty members, chaired by Professor [[w:Arthur MacMahon|Arthur MacMahon]]. The final report made a number of recommendations regarding restructuring the University, including reforming [[General Studies]] and establishing a new undergraduate college devoted to the sciences. In addition, the report assessed Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peers and concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third among american universities, behind only Harvard and Berkeley.
 It stands in stark contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.
 [[Category:History]]
 [[Category:Reports]]

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-The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third, behind Harvard and Berkeley.
+The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "'''The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University'''", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third among american universities, behind Harvard and Berkeley.
-It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.
+It stands in stark contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.
 [[Category:History]]
 [[Category:Reports]]

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−	The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis a vis ~~it's~~ peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third, behind Harvard and Berkeley.	+	The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis-a-vis its peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third, behind Harvard and Berkeley.

	It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.		It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.

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	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]
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	It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.		It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.
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−	A 1957 report ~~on academics at~~ Columbia.	+	The '''MacMahon Report''', formally "The Report of the President's Committee on the Educational Future of Columbia University", was a 1957 internal assessment of Columbia's standing vis a vis it's peer institutions. The report concluded that Columbia stood firmly in third, behind Harvard and Berkeley.
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		+	It stands in start contrast with the [[Marcus Commission Report]] of 1979.

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